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Even if this is true, it need not be either-or. Saying that they are 'actually' autistic seems to imply that you do not believe that they are 'actually' trans.
by spencerflem 2y ago
Even if this is true, it need not be either-or. Saying that they are 'actually' autistic seems to imply that you do not believe that they are 'actually' trans.
- awooooo 2y ago[flagged]
- mensetmanusman 2y agoIt doesn’t seem that way with a charitable reading.
- bheadmaster 2y agoFor what it's worth, I didn't mean "actually" in an either-or sense, but more in an unexpected-correlation sense. I tend to avoid ontological discussions on this topic. English is not my native language, I sometimes miss the subtleties.
- spencerflem 2y agoMy bad, I'm sorry